The 10 Most Dominant Wrestlers of the 90s Who Stole the Show

Ranking the top wrestlers of all-time is inherently a subjective process so it’s important for each person to make their own determination. In this slideshow, we explore some of the most influential wrestlers of all time based on an evaluation of greatness and general consensus. Each wrestling fan may prioritize different aspects, such as in-ring technical skills, charisma, storytelling ability, or industry impact. Join us as we take a closer look at the very best.

Chris Jericho
Innovating wrestler with a 34-year career; known for constant reinvention.

Randy Orton
Cold persona; youngest Heavyweight Champion with multiple legendary feuds.

Eddie Guerrero
Brilliant performer; known for charisma and legendary underdog triumphs.

Randy Savage
Iconic character; influential with unparalleled look and wrestling style.

Kurt Angle
Olympic champion; versatile talent in wrestling and hilarious comedy bits.

Hulk Hogan
’80s hero turned ’90s villain; wrestling’s first pop-culture crossover star.

Sting
WCW icon; known for drastic gimmick shifts and legendary rivalries.

Triple H
Respected wrestler turned NXT leader; known for excellent talent scouting.

John Cena
WWE franchise player; embraced polarizing waves through exceptional performances.

Ric Flair
Embodied pro wrestling for decades; top technician and influential heel.

Bret “Hitman” Hart
Technical wizard; shaped modern wrestling through innovative match styles.

The Rock
Entertainment powerhouse; electrifying mic skills and memorable in-ring confrontations.

Shawn Michaels
Artistic performer; revolutionized wrestling with athletic heights and storytelling.

The Undertaker
Legendary gimmick; unparalleled matches with chilling entrances and dramatic storytelling.

“Stone Cold” Steve Austin
Profitable WWE legend; chaotic anti-hero that defined the Attitude Era.